The inner track at Aqueduct remained balanced, yielding very honest results.  Interestingly, the Power Page at Aqueduct (and BF-Hollywood) were spot on.  Here is what I mean , if you wagered $2.00 on each Top Rated horse, you would have wagered a total of $18.00 and earned a total return of $24.10, nice profit of $6.10 or an ROI fo 1.34 per $1.00 wagered.  How about this, if you just wagered on the “Early Speed Indicator”, you had just 3 total with 1 winner and 1 place out of the 3.  In this case you would have won $4.40 on Alfa Zumba but suffered a small lost at Aqueduct (Stay tuned for BF-Hollywood)…   Star horse at Aqueduct were 0 for 3.    Top rated horses ran 1st or 2nd in 8 of 9 races at The Big A and if you boxed the top 3 horses in each race, you would have won 5 out of 8 plays, the 4th race had too many first time starters to be included in this stat.

No let’s go to Hollywood — we had 1 STAR horse which returned $9.00 so by adding this one to the Aqueduct, we end up with a cost of $8.00 and a return of $9.00, so again we turn a profit.   IF we bet each and every top rated horse at Hollywood, we would have won a total of $16.80 at a cost of $16.00 and if we bet each horse with an Early Speed Indicator we would have won $12.00 at a cost of $4.00.

So lets do the totals at both tracks for yesterday’s racing.  Totals on Top Rated horses is $40.90 in winnings at a cost of $34.00 (ROI of $1.20 per $1.00), STAR horses $9.00 in winning at a cost of $8.00 (ROI of $1.125), Early Speed Indicator had a total winning of $16.40 at a cost of $10.00 (ROI of $1.64)

That what I mean when I say the Power Page’s were SPOT ON on Thursday… Oh yeah and my Race Day Play at Aqueduct won paying $13.80 to win with a $43.00 exacta — that too…

One day on the Inner Dirt at Aqueduct has been run and we were treated to a perfectly balanced track, with runners making moves from almost every position.   And as I mentioned, the stretch is really long and very kind to closers, especially when they have a good setup.   The most important thing in handicapping is finding the horses that are sitting on ready and that will be my focus for the time being.  If they have shown a liking for the IT, then that’s all the better…

Please remember this, I am not selling selections and I am not a properly trained writer.   What I am doing is selling/providing the best information available that I can make and it’s my belief that it’s the best information available in the game – anywhere.  To that, I just point all of you to the amazing results of the heavily populated STAR list of the last 3 months (or however long you wish to consider – it’s all outstanding), but beyond the STAR horses, there are several other aspects of the Power Page that are clear ‘advantages’ to those that can see…

So my suggestion is simple, wake up to a nice cup of coffee, grab your favorite past performance material and open up your Jerry J’s Power Page and start handicapping.  In fact, if you were like me, you would write the PPN from the Power Page down next to each horses name and start adjusting (some UP, but mostly DOWN) as I would go through each horse and evaluate, trip, performance, connections – all the fundamental stuff and then bring that information to the tote board to consider which horse is a true “win-price overlay”.  From there it should be easy…

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